Newsweek Pickup · South China Morning Post · November 12, 2026

Jay Aldebert in the South China Morning Post

The South China Morning Post cites Jay Aldebert’s Newsweek interview in its report on Nvidia’s search for a successor to Jensen Huang.

1 article · Newsweek pickup

Nvidia’s hunt for Jensen Huang’s successor: insiders, rivals and a Trump pick

“Colette Kress is the natural interim because she is the executive the market already knows,” Jay Aldebert, chief growth officer at International Services Inc, told Newsweek.

“Qualified does not mean available or interested,” said Aldebert.

As published by the South China Morning Post, quoting Jay Aldebert’s interview with Newsweek

Teresa Elena Frontado maps the field of possible successors after Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia CEO on November 12, 2026. Her report draws on Jay Aldebert’s interview with Newsweek. According to Aldebert, Rene Haas of Arm is another name in circulation, and he also mentioned former Intel chief Pat Gelsinger and Broadcom’s Hock Tan.

This is a pickup of Jay’s Newsweek interview, not a separate interview with the South China Morning Post. Original interview: Newsweek. See Jay’s Newsweek entry.

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